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21 Habutai
HABUTAI, HABUTAEA name given by the Japanese to a silk fabric made on hand looms in matting weave, 2 ends and 2 picks working together. It is also made plain weave in a fine reed, and with many picks per inch. The cloth is not very smooth or level. It is used for linings, underwear, hangings, curtains, etc. The use of the fabric depends upon the quality, as the light weight may be used for handkerchiefs, and the heavier for linings. Qualities vary from 100 to 140 ends and 60 up to 160 picks per inch. As the silk used is not regular the fabric themselves are full of what may be termed faults. The yarns are about 30 to 36 denier. The plain weave fabric is known as Kawamata and Kaga. -
22 Habutae
HABUTAI, HABUTAEA name given by the Japanese to a silk fabric made on hand looms in matting weave, 2 ends and 2 picks working together. It is also made plain weave in a fine reed, and with many picks per inch. The cloth is not very smooth or level. It is used for linings, underwear, hangings, curtains, etc. The use of the fabric depends upon the quality, as the light weight may be used for handkerchiefs, and the heavier for linings. Qualities vary from 100 to 140 ends and 60 up to 160 picks per inch. As the silk used is not regular the fabric themselves are full of what may be termed faults. The yarns are about 30 to 36 denier. The plain weave fabric is known as Kawamata and Kaga. -
23 Luxeuil Lace
A general term for handmade lace of Leuxeuil, France, especially the heavy styles used for draperies, curtains, etc. -
24 Peripetasma
A general Greek term including anything that is flat and hung up or spread out, such as a cover, tapestry, hangings, curtains, etc. -
25 Point D'arabe Lace
Coarse bobbin lace made in Arabia, Belgium, and France. Has a large pattern, cabled edge, in deep ecru colours, and is used for curtains, etc.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point D'arabe Lace
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26 Repp Poplin
A heavy style of poplin used for hangings, curtains, etc., made in 50-in. to 60-in. widths, plain weave. Piece-dyed and mercerised. A standard quality is made 150 ends and 34 picks per inch, 2/80's warp, 3/34's weft. Egyptian warp and American weft. -
27 Rose Net
A netting material in honeycomb effects. Both hand- and machine-made. Used for veils, and the coarser kinds for mittens, curtains, etc. -
28 Silkaline
A very light printed, plain weave, glossy cotton fabric, made in the grey and calendered. Used for lining, curtains, etc. -
29 Taborette
Silk fabric woven in stripes of warp satin and weft rib. All-silk warp and silk weft or two-fold super Egyptian cotton weft. The satin stripes are heavily crammed. One cloth is made 180 ends and 72 picks per inch, 75 denier silk warp and 2/100's cotton weft. The cloth is dyed for curtains, etc. -
30 Taffeta D'angleterre
French all-silk taffeta, highly glazed and used for scarfs, dresses, curtains, etc. Originally from England and made in three grades. The wide and narrow black grades were very heavy and alike in quality and construction, finished stiff and used for caps. The coloured grades were either solid colours or in stripes, highly finished, but not so stiff as the black.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Taffeta D'angleterre
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31 Taffetas D'avignon
Very low quality taffeta made in France in all colours and used for linings, curtains, etc.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Taffetas D'avignon
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32 Tissue Figured Cloth
Very fine muslins used for curtains, etc., which have large jacquard designs produced by extra weft. The ground cloth is plain open weave muslin made from fine warp and weft. Thick figuring weft interweaves with the ground warp only where required for pattern, and otherwise floats loosely on the back and is afterwards cropped off.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Tissue Figured Cloth
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33 cord
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34 أثاث
أَثاث \ furnishings: articles of furniture and other articles in a house, such as a bath, curtains, etc. furniture, tables, beds, chairs and other movable but solid articles for a house. -
35 رياش
رِيَاش \ furnishings: articles of furniture and other articles in a house, such as a bath, curtains, etc.. furniture: tables, beds, chairs and other movable but solid articles for a house. -
36 الموسلين (قماش)
المُوسْلِين (قُمَاش) \ muslin: thin cotton cloth, used for curtains, etc.. -
37 furnishings
أَثاث \ furnishings: articles of furniture and other articles in a house, such as a bath, curtains, etc. furniture, tables, beds, chairs and other movable but solid articles for a house. -
38 furnishings
رِيَاش \ furnishings: articles of furniture and other articles in a house, such as a bath, curtains, etc.. furniture: tables, beds, chairs and other movable but solid articles for a house. -
39 furniture
رِيَاش \ furnishings: articles of furniture and other articles in a house, such as a bath, curtains, etc.. furniture: tables, beds, chairs and other movable but solid articles for a house. -
40 muslin
المُوسْلِين (قُمَاش) \ muslin: thin cotton cloth, used for curtains, etc..
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